Emma Seymour
Textiles, Paper & Apparel Lab Associate Director
Emma Seymour (she/her) is the associate director of the Good Housekeeping Institute's Textiles, Paper and Apparel Lab, where she has led testing for luggage, pillows, towels, tampons and more since 2018. She graduated from Cornell University with a bachelor of science in fiber science and apparel design and a minor in gerontology, completing research in the Body Scanner Lab on optimizing activewear for athletic performance.
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Latest from Emma Seymour
9 Best Men's Backpacks for Travel, Work, and More, Tested by Experts
Packs that are sleek-looking while holding everything you need.
9 Best Packing Cubes, Tested by Travel Pros
Stay organized and maximize your packing space with these compressive compartments.
The Best Wireless Bras That Feel as Comfortable as They Are Supportive
You won't want to rip off any of these bras at the end of the day.
After Walking 10,000 Steps, These Are the Most Comfortable Heels I’ve Ever Worn
Proof that there's no need to sacrifice fashion for function.
The Best Period Underwear of 2026, Tested in Our Labs and by Real Users
Shop the most absorbent and affordable period panties for your flow.
I Tested 30+ Pairs of Leggings. These Are the Best for Working Out.
These top-tested, squat-proof pairs stay put while working out, whether you're running, weightlifting, or practicing yoga.
I Test Walking Shoes for a Living–These Brooks Sneakers are My New Favorite
The iconic Brooks Ghost line just launched their 18th version.
10 Best White Sneakers, Reviewed by Footwear Experts
We found the most comfortable pairs that can be worn with any outfit.
11 Best Slip-On Shoes, Tested and Reviewed by our Footwear Pros
Stop struggling with laces and pop these cute shoes right on instead.
10 Best Bras of 2026, Tested by 1,000+ Women
Trust us, you won't be dying to rip these off at the end of the day.
13 Most Comfortable Shoes According to Reviewers Who Are Always on Their Feet
We found footwear styles to keep you comfy all day long.
Experts Have Settled The Debate: Do You Really Need a Top Sheet?
Their unanimous decision revealed.